isabel tellsck's us where she sees investment opportunities in france. -- isabelle tells us where shes investment opportunities in france. this is bloomberg. ♪ bloombergis is markets. i'm vonnie quinn, in new york. barton in london. a vote of confidence from the world's biggest money manager, black rock which oversees $6 billion globally. they say we continue to be interested in the long-term investment opportunities the country has to offer. macron made his pitch last week. joining us, isabelle mateos y global macro investment strategist. what are those opportunities in france? isabelle: this is a cyclical story, you finally have consumption, you have an -- unemployment coming down. you have investment picking up. last?g question, can it is this new french government going to be able to deliver on its commitment to cut corporate taxes significantly, to cut public spending, to liberalize the market? which is what france needs. a lot of investors who were present felt convinced this is a government that has the possibility to deliver. mark: they plan to change their assets to locations

got skill as an actor with a strong physical presence not even a star of the caliber of isabelle you pair can eclipse him on screen. and i thought i was very nervous but isabel came along and it was fine she's not as unapproachable as you'd think. happy end premiered at the cannes film festival earlier this year another learning curve for the young german actor. i just stood there rooted to the spots and forgot to breathe. but i guess i got away with it. and still have to get used to it. is likely to be making many more red carpet appearances in future. and happy and is instantly also austria's hopeful in the category best foreign film some of the german talents are already assured of oscar glory once again german films are well represented at the student asked us to directors will pick up prizes both filmmakers found the stories. in africa documentary tells the story of illegal gold mining. and a short film drama explores tensions between christians and muslims in kenya that's the backdrop of islamist terror. on october the twelfth we'll find out whether directors come away with wro

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hug of skill as an actor with a strong physical presence not even a star of the caliber of isabel you pair can eclipse him on screen. and i thought i was very nervous but isabel came along and it was fine she's not as unapproachable as you'd think. happy end premiered at the cannes film festival earlier this year another learning curve for the young german actor. and. i just stood there rooted to the sports and forgot to breathe. but i guess i got away with it. and still have to get used to it. is likely to be making many more red carpet appearances in future. and happy and instantly also austria's hopeful in the category best foreign film some of the german talents are already assured of oscar glory once again german films are well represented at the student oscars to directors will pick up prizes both filmmakers found the stories. africa documentary tells the story of illegal gold mining. and a short film drama explores tensions between christians and muslims in kenya that's the backdrop of islam mr terra. or. whether directors come away with silver or gold. join us next time to. go

. >> reporter: isabel is learning how kind and generous the bay area can be.nday she could see the smoke from her window at the springlake village nursing home in santa rosa. police came knocking. >> there's a chance this building might burn you better go with us. i said, gave a salute, said i'll do it. >> reporter: show fled wearing just her clothes which by the way she is still wearing. the 94-year-old then spent two nights sleeping on the concrete floor of a shelter set up at casa grande high school in petaluma. it was about that time pamela hamilton got a call that isabel and a dozen other evacuated seniors were all their way to alma via in san francisco t costs nearly $6,000 a month. however, all the evacuees are staying for free. >> we are very loving, very generous, very gifted at our core and that comes out i think in disasters in the most difficult of times, the best of us comes out. >> reporter: isabel has her own bedroom, new clothes, private bathroom and, yes, a bed, all donated by alma via. >> why do you think people are being so kind and nice to

actually isabel i'd like to read this tweet for you that we've got this is from roe in new york he has family and puerto rico and he's hearing from them he's hearing he says that they're physically fine but going through it like the rest of the island's no water power long line says when i was saying to buy anything isabel can you tell us why two weeks after the hurricane are these there are still these long lines there's long lines there because we don't have power everything has to be cash based not all the supermarkets are open and answer and as said there is. we have someone is better and there's more people with diesel and gasoline but there's a lot of traffic because there's no power and there's no. lights in the streets. for the traffic. there's there's still there's only thirty six percent to a.t.m.'s are working so we have the rest of the people are there all i'm reading into the same a.t.m. the only supermarkets that are open. i have to have pulled up this headline here you wrote this on september twenty eighth published in the new york times washington set puerto rico up for

isabel, is he planning to go on and on? he certainly is. and now he can.gress, there was the question of his own retirement was discussed and he has conducted a very profound and some say savage anti—corruption campaign for five years to clear his path to power, in the course of which he has made many enemies. was it safe for him to step down? probably not, but then how was he going to stay in power? now he has given himself a status next to god. he can occupy any position he likes or none at all, he will still be china's strongman. we are in a new era now, back to the strongman vision of politics. and that is just driven by that one man? are the apparatchiks around him? the other thing about this congress, something like 70% of the central committee, the politburo and the standing committee have changed, they've turned over, so those people are substantially president xi's men, mostly men, and some are compromised figures but there is no doubt he is in charge. who is the arbiter of xi jinping's thought other than the man himself? if you oppose xi jinping,

government needs to give to puerto rico and isabel i want to read you these tweets but one from david he says for one the president should not be so passive aggressive towards providing puerto rican taxpaying american citizens and then also treated as she says we need a comprehensive recovery package from congress puerto rico was already in the hole financially it's going to take years and money to rebuild so isabel we know that president trump since declaring it a state of emergency has allowed the u.s. congress to work on a comprehensive aid package for puerto rico is about what do you hope to see in that aid package well i'm hoping to see nothing less that what they had for other areas of the united states that have been suffering from something similar. and what does that mean yes i think. ok go ahead go ahead and jump in i think something that i've been looking at just as following what's been happening in puerto rico and of course i'm not there is just how to rico has responded to these sorts of crises before in one nine hundred twenty eight a storm called sense a leak hit the i

puerto rico was already in the hole financially it's going to take years and money to rebuild so isabel we know that president trump since declaring it a state of emergency this has allowed the u.s. congress to work on a comprehensive aid package for puerto rico is about what do you hope to see in that aid package well i'm hoping to see nothing less that what they had to offer other areas of the united states that have been suffering from something similar. and what does that mean yes. ok go ahead go ahead and jump in i think something that i've been looking at just as following what's been happening in puerto rico and of course i'm not there is just how to rico has responded to these sorts of crises before in one nine hundred twenty eight a storm called sense a leak hit the island and i did thirty two a. and between that was of course the great depression and the way that the united states government decided to respond to those three storms but i had puerto rico then most often massive levels of relief and to really revolutionize america's public sphere and so in thinking about you kno

isabel hilton. and we'll pick up on many of those themes with our panel in just a moment.h reflecting on just how extraordinary china's economic development has been, and continues to be. as britain still ponders whether to put an extra runway at heathrow, china plans to open 66 new airports over the next five years. our business editor, helen thomas, is here. the growth has been phenomenal. it has, and take a look at this. this shows the share of world gdp, you can see china, back in 1980, 2%. on this measure, and there are a couple of different, it is about 18, and the us and india for comparison. that has been done through building, raw materials, building airports, new cities, infrastructure, the works. this is another way of looking at it. now, what you can see is that back in 1980, us gdp per capita was a0 times that of china. today it is about four times. obviously, as we heard, there is inequality, but this is the next challenge — can china go from being a middle income country to being outright rich? it is actually quite hard to do. is that because there is a huge

isabel reynolds sat down with the party's leader in tokyo.hat the basis of japan's security is the alliance with the u.s.. having served as defense minister in an abe administration, i have no the prime with minister in terms of diplomacy and national security. i am not yet sure whether the trump administration is stable. there are extremely dynamic personnel changes in the white house post. want to look carefully to see what kind of administration this will be. the u.s.erned about and china. for example, climate change has advanced considerably and i hear there will be talks between the two on north korea. there is a positive side to this but it is unclear what our country's position will be in this case. isabel: on bank of japan policy, we have monetary policy -- monetary easing, has a gone too far? should it be the president who decides when to have exit? >> the easing of fiscal pass -- packages have brought only a marginal improvement in the japanese economy and the results aren't commiserated the efforts we made. while i think rapid poli

. >> it is a busy day for newsstand operator isabel lopategi. here in bilbao in the basque country, the catalan independence referendum, which was banned by the spanish government, is headline news. the events in catalonia are being closely watched. >> it depends how things go in catalonia but it could be good , for us, because we want the same as they do. things need to change. >> the catalan vote could set a precedent. the basque country could be the next region to hold a referendum. separatists have been fighting for independence here for decades. they argue that the basque people have their own language and their own culture. many people here are outraged by the violent police crackdown against supporters of catalan independence. "two peoples, one fight" reads this banner at the university of the basque country. many basques are calling for a referendum like that in catalonia. >> these days the catalan independence movement is stronger than the basque one. but now, when we express solidarity with the people of catalonia, we always stress tha

government needs to give to puerto rico and isabel i want to read you these tweets but one from david he says for one the president should not be so passive aggressive towards providing a puerto rican or taxpaying american citizens and then also tweeted that she says we need a comprehensive recovery package from congress puerto rico was already in the hole financially it's going to take years and money to rebuild so isabel we know that president trump since declaring it a state of emergency this has allowed the u.s. congress to work on a comprehensive aid package for puerto rico is about what do you hope to see in that aid package well i'm hoping to see nothing less that what they had to offer are other areas of the united states that have been suffering from something similar. and what does that mean yet i think. ok go ahead go ahead and jump in i think something that i've been looking at just as following what's been happening in puerto rico and of course i'm not there is just how to rico has responded to these sorts of crisis before in one thousand twenty eight a storm called sense

that they have nominated and campaigned for isabel, without ever telling her. the new queen was visibly moved by the big win. >> i really don't know what to say. it is a blessing. i have been a lot. >> "action news". >> yes, "action news". >> friends say they cannot think of anyone else as deserving as isabel, her mother says the family was planning to go away for weekend until principal called with the news that isabela would be named the queen. >>> all right. much more to come on "action news" tonight, we will show you a rock climbing session, where some youngsters scaled much more than just a wall. they also over came no shortage of expectations. >>> later we will introduce to you a couple from new jersey celebrating 70 years of marriage, hear how they met, and what he said the first time he spotted her across the crowded room. >>> plus, saquon barkley and penn state are trying to keep their running ago begins a big rival, jeff skversky has sports when "action news" comes right back. >>> it is very special ceremony took place today, in haverford township hon

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hey, isabelle, how's it going? absolutely 0k. thank you. earphones themselves have five hours of battery life but can be repowered up to four times on their special charging case. bud or duds? we'ill soon see. that's it for the shortcut of click from this week from japan. the full—length version is up on iplayer for you to watch right now. don't forget, there's loads of extra content on facebook and twitter. we live @bbcclick. thanks for watching and we'll see you soon. welcome to newswatch with me, samira ahmed. several coughs, an unwelcome interruption, letters falling off a sign, should those have been the headlines from theresa may's conference speech this week? and after the mass shooting in las vegas, how much of the distressing footage should the bbc have shown? we will discuss both those issues shortly with the controller of bbc news channels. first, political party conferences can be dull affairs, but the last day of the conservatives‘ gathering in manchester this week was not short of incident. how those incidents were reported by

rally in the ibex is mostly being driven by banking shares now you've mentioned bank and banquet isabel now both those banks have seen their shares trade upwards after they announced that they would be relocating their headquarters outside of catalonia now especially for investors who aren't feeling as optimistic feel the relations between madrid and catalonia have reached a point of no return this is something positive because it signals to them about companies have contingency plans in the bag that would afford them protection in case you would continue to fly both units are still solvent evelyn is financing operations by selling off parts of its business piece by piece. we stand the sec to argentine argentina now line says it's withdrawing services to the venezuelan capital of characters claiming concern over security as the nation plunges ever deeper into a political and economic crisis dozens of other allies have taken similar measures passenger traffic to the embattled south american country has plummeted by seventy five percent in the last four years the head of the airline trade

concerns about transparency in china right now definitely ok bernard barge asian affairs expert isabelle's min foundation thanks very much for that thank you sports now in football's world governing body fever has held its annual awards ceremony in longdon the portuguese star and aldo was named player of the year after winning the spanish league champions league and world cup world cup in with of course real madrid dutch forward leader martin's receive the women's player of the year after leading home to victory in euro twenty seventeen real madrid's indians that dan was chosen as best coach and event is legend luigi befall picked up best goalkeeper. well controversial film about the last russians are has seen its premiere in the movie tells a story of tsar nicholas and his affair with a ballerina but the tales angered hardline nationalists and orthodox christians who view this are as a saint a series of violent incidents surrounding that film has russia on edge. a roman of family secret a story of forbidden passion when son nicholas the second fell in love with a ballerina a film premiere

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problems through the livermore area with an earlier accident near isabel that is now cleared out of lanes's parade of ships will cruise under the golden gate bridge and then this afternoon the blue angels will perform their gravity defying stunts across san francisco. we're streaming live for you on abc7news.com. >>> heading to golden gate park for the hardly strictly bluegra bluegrass festival. 100 acts will start taking the stage today and it's free. >> that's the best thing about this weekend. all the big stuff happening doesn't cost you a dime. >> isn't it nice? >> and it's going to be beautiful. there's no reason to stay indoors. >> really not,holy eoa wl be beautiful, the bay, inland will be beautiful. warm everywhere. >> are we on the air still? our monitors just went out. maybe it's because they got blown out by the beautiful picture. ♪ ♪ hi! leaving a career to follow a calling takes courage. a personalized financial strategy can give you confidence to take the next step. hi guys! aw yeah! see how access to j.p. morgan investment expertise can help you. chase. make more of what's

for the latest makeup looks teamed with classic french fashion design by the likes of bellmen and isabelle moron. comic con russia drew to a close in moscow on sunday with their cars play competition. participants dressed up as their favorite comic book or video game characters such as torn from world of warcraft or characters from the which are. caused play events grew out of the japanese manga and anime craze of the one nine hundred ninety s. tend to become common creatures that ban convention. a city where living in the price is a green army the transport system well the british ice and magazine monaco has recently published a ranking of the top twenty five most populous cities to live in they can get it says status.

isabel morales says they have very little food, but even less water. >> we just need a lot of water.eah, we don't find it. it's really hard to find it. >> reporter: not far from here in the outlying neighborhood of rincon, families are bathing in rain water. >> we use it, because we don't have any other option. she's still sifting through what's left of her home. for her 11-year-old son, it's hard to understand. i wish my home was fixed, he says, so i can continue to live in the place where i grew up. >> one area of concern that rico real pause is the potential health crisis, and contaminated water is key. here in san juan, that water's been sitting there four weeks. contaminated water is an issue across the island, and where water has been restored, people are being told, they need to boil it. david begnow, cbs news. >>> police square off in a charity football game tonight. next, see how security experts are making sure cnarrator: ed gillespie and i wants to endis ad. a woman's right to choose. ed giof a woman'sd put thpersonal decisions,rge not women and their doctors. as governor,

it's a busy day for a newsstand operator isabel about taking. here in bed when the basque country the catalan independence referendum which was banned by the spanish government is headline news events in catalonia are being closely watched. it depends how things go. but it could be good for us because we want the same. things need to change. but that. the cattle and vote could set a precedent the basque country might be the next region to hold a referendum separatists have been fighting for independence here for decades they argue that the basque people have their own language and their own culture. many people here are outraged by the violent police crackdown against supporters of cattle on independence. two peoples one find reads this banner at the university of the basque country. many basques are calling for a referendum like that in catalonia. these days the council and independence movement is stronger than the basque one. but now when we express solidarity with the people of catalonia we always stress that we also want independence that m

now that you have a dog, my at cass, my isabelle, we can have a group doggie play date. with chuck bell. >> we i thought your dog was going out as a drag queen with that. >> he just needs high heels and he'll be all set. >> four little high heels and he's all set to go. chilly start to your halloween morning. it's going to be nice and dry for trick-or-treaters later today. that's the best part of the forecast we will not be dodging raindrops for your halloween. 48 degrees right now here in town. not all that cold. you get outside the beltway, chillier now. 40 degrees in chantilly. 38 in manassamanassas. certainly need your warm coat first thing. it will be a tuesday treat on the ghoulishly cool side. temperatures back into the 40s. don't you worry. there are more 70s in the very near future. before the weekend gets here. there's your planner for today. sunup at 7:34. down at 6:09. important to remember that. after the sun goes down, the darkness and kids in costumes, a ic in fairfax this evening, temperatures around 49 degrees just after the sun goes down. forecast for t

for the latest makeup looks teamed with classic french fashion design by the likes of batman and isabel not wrong. comic-con russia drew to a close in moscow on sunday with their cars play competition. participants dressed up as their favorite comic book or video game characters such as torn from world of warcraft or characters from the which are. caused play events grew out of the japanese manga and anime craze of the one nine hundred ninety s. tend to become common features at fan conventions. a city where living in the price is the green in me a transport system well the brits. monocle has recently published a ranking of the top twenty five most populous cities to live in they considered system sixty different aspects including leisure pollution traffic as well as the price of coffee the number one spawns went to tokyo bought we've picked out the best european cities in the ranking and we'll show you want to say through this way starting off with the swiss city obs or it. zurich switzerland biggest city and the country's financial capital it regularly reaches the top ten in surveys o

. >> for work at pro- public isabel available online. thank you for your time joining us on the committee caters. >> thank you. >> now joining us on the communicators is david mccabe. he covers technology for their organization. mr. mccabe, you had cheryl samberg over to your office the other day. what did you hear from her? >> we did. we hosted an event with cheryl samberg last week. my colleague interviewed her for about a half hour. a lot of it focused on russian ads and one of the things that really stuck out was the obvious point from her that facebook isn't going to change but she was asked about targeting and talked about the value of targeting. of course there ad business isn't going to change even if their message does. the other thing we took note of is that she was asked multiple times whether or not there was overlap between the targeting data used by the trump campaign and that used by these russian operatives and she wouldn't answer. >> why wouldn't she answer. >> she dodged the question multiple times. she didn't give a pa

is the spanish senate is set to was fifty five suspending the reach i was going to meet with mrs isabelle to come and see the tree was they say it's the worst was that we see the implementation of article one five five as the list desired scenario we call for all opportunities for dialogue to be used prior to their adoption of this article but if i told some really it turns out to be impossible because of political failures clashes within the institutions and overall crisis we ask for this article to be adopted at least with the council on the autonomy its institutions and especially the police taken into account. one of the symbols of catalyzing nationhood most especially is going back to the eighteenth century the seventeen thousand strong force is considered to have a big influence here to the population of seven point five million people in catalonia now the council and police are going to going to that only in times of independence despite its mission statements simply trilogies this seems to be a divide within the ranks i got that at the moment castle in society is deeply divided an

from civil isabelle so why are you reportining that frm kabul.phil the world news at a press conference in the northern syrian city of raqqa a u. s. backed coalition of syrian and kurdish forces declared victory today over the islamic state group in this. the jihadists day facto capital of the self styled caliphate. well let's take a l look now at some drone footage which shows the extent of the devastation caused by weeks of fighting that. as well as the damage inflicted by thousands of bombs dropped on r raqqa. reducing entire neighborhohoods to o rubble. was stadium w which w w can see hehere w was usedd as an arp ofof and also. used as a prison by the jijihadists. and it s s in thatt stadium at tododay's press cononfere wawas held we cacan listen t what a spokespspson for the syrian at democratic forces. to say. do you know. we will hand over control of the city of raqqa in its rural areas for the rockets civil council. and along with it the protection of the city and its rural areas. while the stf will continue to protect the borders of the